. we heard shots, heard more shots and everybody kind of hit the ground and then people started running. >> it was a scary scene at lax as shots rang out in the terminal. the latest on the investigation into the deadly shooting of a tsa agent and the impact still being felt at bay area airports. >> some passengers are making alternate travel plans because of that shooting investigation. we will have the latest on flight delays and canceled flights coming up . and a new

warning from berkeley police. the latest armed robbery that has students on alert. it's all head on mornings on two. >> compete bay yarr news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning. it's saturday, november 2nd. >> good morning. the weekend is here and so too is rosemary. let's get a quick look at forecast. >> good morning. we are going to be transitioning to a cooler, breezier pattern for your weekend. this morning waking up with patchy fog. it's really thick along parts of the coastline. it's a chilly temperature slipping back in to the 40s for most of us. by the afternoon a drop coming for the afternoon highs. we will be a lot cooler and winds will start to increase. we have a wind advisory late tonight into early tomorrow morning for some areas. i will show you which areas and what you can expect outside your door coming up. >> happening now, terminal 3

at lax remains closed at this hour. this morning the suspect, a 23- year-old is in the hospital in critical condition. reportedly shot four times including in the mouth and leg. investigators say that he walked into the terminal yesterday morning, took a rifle out of a bag and opened fire. one tsa security officer was killed, three others wounded and two people were hurt as they ran from the scene. >> a cop from outside started yelling, -- hit the floor and there were kids crying and people freaking out. >> reporter: the tsa officer killed has been identitied as 39-year-old g era ldo hear nan dez. he has been with the agency since 2010 and is the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty. investigators say they found a

note on the suspect which he reportedly said he expected to die in a shoot out. he was upset at the former homeland secretary. he also accused the tsa of violating his rights. fall out is still being felt at air ports nationwide. we are live at sfo this morning with the flights canceled. >> reporter: i just spoke to the airport duty manager here at san francisco international. he said things are starting to get back to normal though there are still canceled flights to deal with. he said three flight that were supposed to arrive from lax have been canceled. one that was scheduled to depart at 6:30 has also been scrapped. an oakland airport the duty manager said that delta has canceled it's first two flights from oakland to lax and we are waiting to hear at other

impacts. virgin america is one of six airlines that departs from terminal 3 in la. that's the terminal where yesterday's shooting happened. they have been affected and some of the pipings here are trying to find other ways to get to their destinations. because the scotch the investigation into this -- scope of the investigation other flights are also impacted. two were canceled last night. several oakland southwest flights canceled and in san jose, officials canceled nine flights, nearly a third of their la bound flights. passengers here and at san jose rushed to find another way to travel. >> my only oposition is to try to book a flight tomorrow basically. there is one option which was to fly to san diego and try to take a train but trying to avoid that. >> reporter: some passengers took charter buses from bay area airports to the los angeles area like this group of

high school students thailand. they were scheduled to preform in southern california. they did make it there by bus but eight hours after they were supposed too. there are six airlines that depart from terminal 3 of lax. virgin america, virgin australia, frontier also impacted. if you are flying on them be sure to check to make sure it's still on time. things are getting back to normal but there is impact from that shooting investigation in la yesterday. live at sfo. >> the president said he is closely monitoring all the events around the shooting. during a meeting with the prime minister of iraq he asked about the shooting or was asked about it and he said he called both the tsa and los angeles mayor to offer his sympathies as well as any support that they may need. tsa does report a growing number of passengers are trying

to board flight was guns. from january to june they took 894 guns, most of them were loaded. that is a 30% increase compared to the same period last year. for the year of 2012 they found more than 1500 guns. >> new, bart workers have agreed to a new four year contract, just after 11:00. the una nounsed its members voted 88% to 12% for the deal. just a short time later transit union alsoa ploverred it as the iu members say its time to move past the ill will that led to two strikes. >> we are hopeful that from this point forward we can go back to doing our jobs, doing it safely, professionally as we always have in the past. >> they will hold separate news conferences later this morning. the board must still schedule a special hearing this month to

sign off on the deal which will raise salaries 15 and a percent. berkeley police are vepghting another robbery on campus. the latest happened around 11:00 thursday night in a big grassy area known as the faculty glaid. the 18-year-old was walking when the suspect grabbed her. he showed a gun and took her cell phone. another man then grabbed her purse. police are now warning students to be on alert. officers say last month five others were robbed on campus. police are telling students to walk with friends and call police if you need help. the oakland police department is vepghting a shooting investigating a shooting that left a person in critical condition. so far no description of the gunman. >> a 3-year-old is in the hospital after falling out of a second story window. it happened last night around

5:30 on summer tree drive. it appears the child pushed the screen from the window and then fell onto a backyard walkway. the child was flown with his mother by helicopter to oakland children's hospital. at this point police will only say the child may have serious injuries. a boy who suffered serious injuries after being hit by a truck while trying or treat -- trick or treating will have surgery. he was crossing the street on halloween night when he and his cousin were hit by a small truck. the 13-year-old cousin is recovering at home from a broken shoulder but he is sedated at the hospital. the accident fractured both of his legs. >> you see a child with tubes coming out of his mouth where you have him just eyes closed, it's unbearable. the driver said he didn't see the boys. the crosswalk has been the

scene of several crashes including one that killed a woman. this latest accident has residents renewing pressure to improve liepghting at that location. >> happening today you may see police and fire trucks near the train tracks in redwood because of a drill. it's happening on an unused portion of track at middle field and wood side roads. caltrains and law enforcement agencies will practice how to respond to a rail mernly. the drill starts at 7:30 and will end at five tonight. traffic and train service should not be disrupted. later today thousands of people are expected to attend a day of the dead celebration in san francisco's mission district. it's a mexican holiday that celebrates lives of those who have died. the celebration in san francisco has grown over the years attracting crowd from all over the bay area. since it falls on a saturday they say the crowd could be one of the biggest yet. >> people upset about a plan to limit off leash areas for

dogs in the golden gate area will hold a march and rally this morning. they plan to walk from the field to fort mason at 11. they say they are upset about a proposal that would restrict areas where dogs can run free. similar protests are scheduled for next week and a public meeting will follow the march at the fort mason center. >> today is one of those days where it may be just perfect to get outside though rosemary you are saying could be a little chilly as we move through the weekend. >> yes. chilly weather and the winds will be a factor. right now we are calm. we are mostly clear. where i amtraking fog along the coastline. now we are on the break of dawn. we have sunrise coming officially in about half hour or so and as we point to the east you can see we have mostly clear skies. we will have clouds roll across the area and they are associated with the wind and that wind associated with the storm.

that can't going to bring us any rain but will drive down the temperatures. 41 right now in fairfield. 39napa. 38 santa rose a. around the bay upper 40s to low 50s. 52 redwood. i shift you back and show you what's happening we have this system. you can see here we are not going to see any rain. that will fizzle out as it moves our way but the front will be sweeping across the bay area. this is going to actually remain to the north and east of us. we could use rain at this time. not going to see it with this system. let me show you what happens. picking it up for you at this hour. low clouds at the coastline. by noontime there is that front beginning to sweep across the area. you can see no rain associated with it. with the front we will get the winds that will start to pick up and behind the front going to turn breezy for some and our temperatures will be again cooling off.

. in general we will see that wind pick up for all of us though the advisory is only for the hills at this point. turning breezy for the afternoon. winds from ten to 20 miles an hour and 62 for san francisco, 66 oakland. 70 concord. low 70s livermore. 72 morgan hill. still a pleasant day for most if no, sir -- not as warm as friday. temperatures continuing to fall for sunday. the breeze is going to continue as well. the wind advisory supposed to expire tomorrow morning but we will continue with breezy conditions on sunday perhaps into monday the temperatures will stay on the cool to mild side. low 60s along the coast, upper 60s for the inland communities and temperatures begin to warm further as we get into tuesday

and wednesday. the possibility of some rain coming late next week. i will have a look at the lunchtime numbers coming up. >> keeping your electronic devices on. which airlines will be the first to take advantage of relaxed in flight regulations. >> thousands of vans being recalled, problem with the brakes and why owners should get online immediately. >> first a live look at the toll plaza and you can see everybody rolling through their smoothly this morning. we will watch all the roads for you this morning of course on this saturday morning. it's 7:13 on the clock. this is mornings on two.

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new this morning confirmation that the united states has killed one of the most feared terrorists in the world. a spokesman for the pakistan taliban said an american drone strike killed their leader. the united states had put a five million dollar bounty on his head. he was accused of helping bomb a base in afghanistan in 2009 that killed seven including five cia officers. the united states said he was also part of a failed car bombing at new york times square in 2010. the pakistan taliban plans to elect a new leader today. >> this morning the president is urging republicans and democrats to put aside their differences and pass a budget with new domestic spending. >> if we don't pick the right priorities now, make the right choices now we could hurt growth and opportunity for decades and leave our children with something less. >> the president said that he is happy to hear that republican leaders won't seek another government shut down or threaten default but he is

warning the gop against pursuing budget cuts. the president said he supports closing wasteful tax loopholes and wants to protect education and road projects. some visitor facilities remain closed after last month's shut down. this includes many of the rest rooms and camp dprownds found at the parks, litter removal and other maintenance has also been cut back. a spokesman for the army corp. of engineers said the resolution that ended the shut town didn't release all of the funds they need. he said it won't be fixed until congress passes a new budget. >> the obama administration said the health care website should be working smoothly by the end of the month. experts said they were able to make progress despite computer crashes. on thursday a house committee released documents showing only six people were able to enroll on october 1st but three million tried to access it. the white house said those numbers are unofficial and said

it'll release a accurate count in a couple of weeks. a health care plan in alameda has been removed. it was one of 12 options available on the exchange. it was removed because it failed to get a necessary state license by the october 31st deadline. the state has told people who signed up with it that they must now pick another company. they could get back in to the exchange but it's not clear when. later today there will be a covered california workshop and health fair in san jose. people will be able to get help with enrolling and also get blood pressure, dental and vision check ups. that event runs from ten to two at cherry wood elementary on green gate drive. some researchers in southern california say they found something that will make a blueprint for a hiv vaccine. they have been working on that for 13 years. they say they have used the latest technology to identity

weaknesses in the virus. those are shown there in green, yellow and orange. the blue shows the part that's blocking the infection. >> fantastic program. everybody is very excited. we got a really close look at one of hiv's most important protein for vaccines. >> researchers say they have a better understanding of how the protein acts and how it affects the cell. >> honda is recalling more than 300,000 vans. it's all because a problem with the vehicle's braking system that can cause the car to brake suddenly without brake liepghts coming on. honda said the part needed to repair the problem won't be available until early next year. they issued instructions online on how to prevent the sudden braking from happening. christmas is just about eight week away and many stores are already getting into that holiday spirit. some valley mall in concord has put up this giant display and

they are not the only ones. that's because retailers are facing a new challenge this year, fewer days between thanksgiving and christmas. >> we only have the four weeks instead of five to get all that business done. the retailers understand they have to crank it up and customers know they have to start earlier. >> many stores are not waiting for black friday to start offering deals either and some big chains that started running television adds. >> passengers on jetblue and delta will be the first to take advantage of the relaxed regulations on the use of inflight devices. both received approval to do the change yesterday. that means passengers will be able to keep their electric devices on during the entire flight. most united states carriers are excited to be eligible to do the new rules by the end of the year. >> happening right now one of the largest parties the city of

boston has ever seen. the city is holding a parade for the world champion boston red sox. here is a live picture from the chopper overhead. the red sox players riding in 24 duck boats, vehicle that can also travel on water. the parade is showing the motto boston strong. the route will go down the site the boston marathon bombings. >> all right. a woman goes to the hospital after a night of trick or treating. the tainted candy put in her daughter's bag. >> moving in before you make an offer. the new trend in the housing market that lets you try before you buy. >> outside our door the day starts similar to yesterday but i'm tracking changes for your afternoon. i will have a look at what you can expect for your area coming up.

. today is the start of the california crab season.

fishermen can set up their crab pots, traps and nets before commercial crab season starts on november 15th. crab fishermen say they are optimistic because the last two seasons have brought in record setting hauls. fisher a new trend is hitting new york's housing market. it's called try it before you buy it. the program gives potential homeowners the chance to live inside a home before making an offer. the typical stay lasts from a few hours to over night. many retailers say it's -- realtors say it's a great tool to see what the property has to offer or doesn't. >> it could be listening to the noise that you have from the neighbor, it could be trying out the pressure of the water, what's behind the walls. >> the live in opportunity doesn't just help the potential buyer. the cellar also benefits from

the deal. realtors say if the buyer likes what they find they tend to make higher offers. >> stanford football has the day off. san jose state is on the road but cal is playing at home today. it's a 12:30 kickoff. >> i think they will get nice weather. not to warm. it's not even going to be as warm as yesterday. nice and mild for the stadium seating. we will have the wind turn breezy by the second half of the afternoon. by noontime it should be still looking good. let me show you how the winds will start to pick up. they are generally light. mostly clear sykes, by about one or so, notice they are picking up just a little bit. from ten to 20 miles an hour for the afternoon. so, you know, typical of what we get in the afternoon usually. not only the evening when the winds really start to kick up. here we are moving into the second half of the evening and by 11 anywhere from 15 to 25 miles and they could be stronger. live more with 29 miles and this is when we are expecting

the wind advisory to move into place for the hills with the guforts reaching to 45 miles an hour. the wind advisory from 11 to 7. temperatures with this system bringing the wins, also cooling us off in the low 40s for most around the bay area. a few low 50s. by nine low to mid50s and for the afternoon upper 50s to low 60's if you are going out to berkeley. temperatures will continue to cool sunday, monday and then warming back up tuesday. back to you. >> a woman is recovering after eating a piece of candy that may have been laced with ls d. she said the snickers bar was given to her 16-month-old while they were out trick or treating. after eating it she immediately knew something was wrong and her brother took her to the hospital. the woman said she later realized there was a tiny hole in the wrapper of the candy bar. >> with that kind of -- almost shutter to eat what would have

happened to my neice. it would have been far to strong for her. >> police say they think that this was isolated and investigators have been going door to door in the neighborhood where the family was trick or treating but there is no word on who was handing out that tainted candy. >> 7:26. the fiery accident in a tunnel sint people running to safety. coming up a look at the features inside the tunnel firefighters are crediting with preventing serious injury. >> and the shooting at lax him macing flights here. what you need to know. so at can i get you?

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. it's scary. to think that it happened. an hour earlier we could have been there. >> emotional scene at lax as the investigation into the deadly shooting of a tsa continues. good morning. welcome to mornings on two. >> happening right now, from new jersey to los angeles the search for a motive behind the lax shooting. the suspected gunman, a 23-year- old had sent a text to his family, to new jersey early yesterday telling them he was thinking about taking his life. dan simon live at lax with the latest on the story.

>> reporter: hey. don't have much of a motive at this point. we know this is someone who seemed to have anti government views. he had some information on him that quoted the new world order. also someone that seemed to have quite a hatred toward tsa employees and seemed to be directing his anger toward those tsa agents and that's why he took that rifle out and fired all those shots. >> riepght now do you know if there is any time frame as to when the terminal will reopen? >> reporter: you know we have been asking that question all morning. as you can imagine a lot of passengers left their belongings behind just dropped them and hit the exit. so people are eager to get their stuff. a lot of passengers have been coming up asking when that terminal will reopen. at this point it's closed. the ticket counter is open so people can go in and buy

tickets and ask questions of employees but all of the airline traffic is being sent to other terminals. at this point it's still an active investigation. >> live for us there at lax. thank you for that update. bay area airports are still dealing the fall out. several flights have been canceled including virgin america canceling a 6:45 a.m. flight from sfo to los angeles and two more flights san jose to lax. last night a group of high school musicians boarded a bus to lax after their flight from jfk was diverted to san jose. they had just preformed in new york and why supposed to land -- were supposed to land if terminal three. >> we didn't think -- it was good opportunity of us that we fly to san jose. >> i actually was supposed to catch on earlier flight and i fell asleep at the gate. i was actually going to be at

that terminal probably around that same time. >> nine flights were canceled and that's about a third of it's daily flights to lax. the orchestra eventually arrived just about eight hours after it was supposed to land. at eight we will go to sfo with the update on the flight delays. >> with very -- we have 911 calls from a nursing home where the residents were abandoned. >> is she awake? >> yeah. >> okay. is she breathing? >> yes. she is breathing. >> vepghtors say more than a dozen patients were left in that nursing home when the state revoked its license on october 24th. a cook and janitor were the only staff who stayed to help. they called the police a couple of times including once to report on the condition of several patients. eight people are recovering from smoke inhalation after a vehicle fire inside the tunnel. we want to show you the video

in the number one bore. you can see people carrying out their belongings. very smoky event to try to escape that fire. many young children had to be carried to safety by paramedics. >> the biggest danger was the smoke inhalation from the fumes of the car. luckyly the tunnel has a complex ventilation system. >> the caltrans spokesman said the tunnel safety system seems to have worked well with no major issues. they are working on safety upgrades for the three existing bores. yesterday's fire in the tunnel may have brought back memories of the deadly tanker fire in 1982. seven were killed in that fire. as a result many safety features were put into place including that ventilation system. cameras and external warning signs. lessons learned then also contributed to the 4th bore which will open in two weeks.

>> the investigation in to the beating of a man is being put on hold on september 20th david lamont went outside his home to ask a group of teenagers to quiet down. police say when he did not come back his wife went outside and found him unconscious in the street. officers say he out of a coma but still can't talk. they are waiting to see what he remembers before continuing the investigation. they have interviewed four teenagers who were at the scene but no arrests have been made. oakland police are searching for a teen they say robbed an 11-year-old boy at gun point. it happened at about 7:30 yesterday morning on 19th avenue . the boy was walking to school when the armed teenager confronted him. the teen demanded the boy's phone but took his five dollars. >> knuckle head factor of that disheartening. so it's -- it's uphill battle every day.

>> police say the robber is a african american with blue braces on his teepght. he is about 15, 5'8'' with a skinny build. thrivment are new developments in the case of a teen shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. the parents of the 13-year-old andy lopez say they plan to file a federal civil rights lawsuit on monday. they claim a deputy shot and killed lopez with no cause. the boy was shot while giving a bb gun that looked like a rifle. the family has also filed three wrongful death claims. san francisco police are looking for a man who was visiting the area from los angeles. they say he was last heard from on monday when he called his family to say he was being followed in the mission district. police say that he made that phone call around 11:00 p.m. he is 22, 6 feet, 180 pounds with brown hair and eyes.

he had a dark backpack and i- phone 5. >> on tuesday voters in san francisco will decide on a controversial plan for a coppedo project along the waterfront. if if passes two condo buildings will be built at wash. supports say it would create a new waterfront park and hundreds of jobs, opponents say it would block views and create luxury housing few people can afford. then the governor talked to us about his involvement and support. >> it's a development and it'll generate $350 million over 60 plus years to the city. it'll create $11 million of affordable housing that none of the opponents can identity. >> we have this beautiful access to the waterfront, views of the bay bridge, views of the tower, of the ferry building, a nice park and we need to keep it that way. >> today the yes and no on proposition b campaigns plan to

hold last minute get out the vote rallies. this weekend there will be special curbside drop off locations where voters can bring their vote by mail ballots, today and tomorrow the stations will be open from ten to four and then monday from eight to five and on election day the staiptions will stay open until eight. >> the shots you are seeing outside are beautiful but looks like wind may be headed our way? >> going to be an issue later today. with the breezy conditions expected late tonight and i will track that for you in just a moment. the official sunrise upon us. we are going to give you a beautiful shot overlooking bay point this morning. isn't that just beautiful? we have been talking about it all week. don't forget to turn back your clock before you go to bed tonight. tomorrow morning sun will be with us and we are looking at, well, temperatures continuing to cool but we will track that for you as well. let's look at this system

that's bringing rain over crescent city. we have a front that's going to sweep across the bay area and that's going to increase the winds. so a few clouds going to be rolling our way for the afternoon and behind it, the winds will be picking up and our temperatures will be falling, we won't get any rain out of that system, we will only get the wind. we have a wind advisory. take a look at timing. it's late tonight into tomorrow morning. the wind gusts to 45 miles an hour with the dry conditions and the breezy dry winds, we do have elevated fire danger with this but no advisory from the national weather service. notice the highlighted purple shades for the hills. this will be 11:00 tonight into tomorrow morning. wind gusts to 45 but i think breezy throughout. let me show you what happens. the winds light at this hour but now the timestamp reads about noontime. winds from five to ten to 15 miamis an hour. we get into the second half of

the afternoon 19 miles an hour san francisco, 22 half moon bay. ten concord, it's now three in the afternoon. the winds picking up slowly. by the evening hours we are now into about dinner time. 19 miles an hour, santa rosa, 18napa, 14 concord and into the evening i will step back and show you about midnight the winds are howling, concord, livermore, san jose with 24 miles an hour. half moon bay with 27. the winds will be increasing and by tonight we are looking at pretty breezy conditions for most of us with that wind advisory for the hills. at this hour 41 fairfield. 38 santa rosa, 48 oakland. 44 redwood. this morning starting out a lot like yesterday. by the afternoon the temperatures start to drop with the system bringing the wind, into the east bay 66 in oakland. 67 castro valley. 72 livermore. 69 san jose.

72 for morgan hill. along the peninsula -- low 60s at coast. no clouds, even half moon bay with patchy fog. the extended forecast, temperatures falling off today. continuing the downward trend sunday, monday, into tuesday we get a slight rebound there, temperatures by wednesday. upper 60o's for areas around the bay. low 70s inland. >> today some residents will be learning how to get rid of the yellow fever mosquito. the four hour event kicks off at 9:30 on the fire station. so far no illnesses from the mosquito have been reported and that's why officials say it's so important to eliminate any breeding areas. the mosquito and vector control teamed up with the fire protection district and the san mateo health system to host the event. >> security tight in new york. what police are saying about tomorrow ear marathon and the lessons they learn from the

boston bombing. >> and a common sight but one district says expect more cameras at elementary and middle schools. why they say its needed how much it'll cost. expivment a live look outside. this is the san mateo bridge on a saturday morning. i'm look agent the traffic -- at the traffic page and it's very quiet all is good. time now is 7:42.

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>> a gilroy man is facing felony drunk driving charges in connection to a crash that killed a contract worker. it happened on northbound 680 just south of sky creek. two roadside workers were hit. a 34-year-old died and another one had min juries. >> he was a great friend. if you needed anything he was always there for you. i would call him on his cell phone. he would come right over. seems like they always take the good people. >> the driver has been identitied as a 20-year-old adrian sanchez. he was seriously injured and was taken to the hospital before being arrested. >> the sex offend era keusd of killing sandra coke is refusing to waive his right to a speedy trial. he said he is innocent and wants to clear his name. police say that nearly 20 years ago he and the woman briefly

dated. her body was found a week after she was reported missing. the hearing is scheduled to start monday. police are asking for the public's help to find a man bho tried to rape a woman in her home. it happened thursday night. the 64 woman said she had just let her dog in and was closing the door when a man grabbed her and forced her inside. the man held a sharp object to her throat and tried to rape her. he ran when she screamed and fought back. his face was covered. a lawsuit against a napa police department for a deadly shooting three years ago will move forward. a federal judge has ruled that the family can sue the department. they accused officers of excessive force. police say he was not handcuffed when he was shot to death and appeared to be reaching for a weapon. >> the new smoking law in walnut creek causing up roar among residents and with a city

leader. the new ban started yesterday. it's one of the strictest in the bay area. it's no longer allowed in public places with in 25 feet of doorways or in any multidwelling. >> does the effects of smoking out weigh the private property rights of individuals? to me the answer is no. >> the councilman has launched a website and promises to circulate a petition calling for a vote next june. he will need about 6,000 signatures for that to happen. next tuesday he is planning to ask for a suspension of the ordinance. several other cities have smoking banning but only a few that strict. they include alameda, richmond, san rafael and belmont. >> tonight on the 10:00 news 26,000 could soon move to concord. we will have the latest on the transformation of the old naval weapons station into what is

being called a world class community where people can live and work. and if talk of a new stadium for the raiders in concord is a reality. that's tonight at ten. gay right supporters say they are confident that the senate will pass a bill preventing employers from discriminating against workers. they say that the employ act reflects the growing support for gay rights. a survey found by near a two to one margin nerines believe homosexuality should be accepted. however, if the senate approves the bill there is still worry over what will happen in the house. >> tomorrow's security will be tighter than usual at the new york city marathon. the police department came up with a new plan after the deadly boston marathon bombing in april. hundreds of police will be posted along the marathon route. the department also plans to

use helicopters, scuba divers, bomb sniffing dogs and hundreds of cameras to make sure it goes safe. >> for sure what's happened in boston was painful and as an athlete we always feel free and more security, i'm okay. i'm feeling okay. i see everything will go well. >> last year the marathon was canceled because of sandy. marin schools are getting cameras, neva, do installing 48 cameras. the cameras are being put in at hamilton, san jose, and the hill education center. last year they were installed at nevado and san marin high schools. the superintendent said they will help keep students safe. later this morning the head of san francisco city colleges is scheduled to moment about keeping the school open. a commission for community said

it'll strip the school of its accreditation but the chancellor, students, professors and others will reportedly discuss the problems identitied by the commission such as mismanagement and rising costs. a delegation plans to head to washington for an education department hearing. >> the san francisco bay area starting a new promotion called the friends and family discount program. it provides significant savings from groups of three to 14 individuals. people that ride together will only have to pay $12 per person round trip. it starts today and will be offered weekends and holidays through february 23rd. >> a priceless gift. what a local news crew found in the wreckage of sandy and what they did for the family that lost it. >> cooler, breezier weather in store for your saturday afternoon. i will have a look at when the winds will increase and what you can expect for your area coming up.

. this is the day before hurricane sandy. >> a year ago john and his family evacuated from fairfield connecticut just before hurricane sandy hit. when they got back all that was left was their chimney. in the weeks following the devastation a localla news crew found avid yes camera and home movie that belonged to them. they had it restored, tracked down the family and yesterday were finally able to return it. >> amazing. this is again the only -- the only pictures now that i have. efg else is gone. you can imagine how valuable that is. >> the returned video is especially important because it has a lot of family members who have since passed away. he said the family is throwing a viewing party for the video.

>> a book out next weeks claims the president's top aides considered dropping biden from the 2012 ticket. it's called double down. the previous book game change became a movie about sarah palin. it claims the president's advisors discussed selecting hillary clinton as his running mate but research found it wouldn't have done much to boost his chances. >> they were looking at what having hillary clinton would mean. >> speculation of an obama clinton ticket has swirled for years but the white house insists that they are not true. >> what i can tell you without a doubt is that the president never considered that and had anyone brought that idea to him he would have laughed it out of the room. >> other revelations in the new book suggest that mitt

romney eliminated chris christy -- there we go -- from his vp short list because of unanswered questions about his background and health. >> after a successful first day on the slopes, memorial will open today for another day of fun. skiers and snow boarders hit the mountain yesterday. hard to believe. it's the first resort to open in california. they have been making snow around the clock and skiers and snow boarders say they just couldn't be more existed. >> everybody who loves to shred, they will be out here. >> you have to love the shred. the mountain will be open from ten to two. tickets are $20.  they will decide today if they will open tomorrow. not bad. pretty good to ski and snow board on november 2nd. >> already. >> we look forward to it but that's unexpected. >> we have been talking about the wind trying to pick up. i guess it'll also be windy in the sierra.

>> yes. a few scattered showers, if you are making tracks toward the sierra i don't think you will have trouble getting up over the passes. just a little bit of rain, snrow mix. here at home we could use some rain but we won't get any as mike said we are tboipg to get the wind. the wind will increase as we get in to the second half of the afternoon with the breeziest conditions tonight. right now the winds are generally light. it's a mostly clear, cool start. it's a morning. i'm tracking fog. half moon bay reporting patchy dense fog. by the afternoon they will be ramping up. take a look along the coast of the half moon bay. 22 miles an hour. 24 at pacifica. even 29 reported at point reyes. as we get in to the second half of the afternoon closer to dinner time, even getting eye little bit stronger. we are talking close to 30 miles an hour, half moon bay, 36 stinson beach. into the evening hours they

change but they stay between 20 to 30 miles an hour. if you are just joining us there is a wind advisory starts at 11:00 tonight for our bay area hills. the extended forecast here with your weekend in view. temperatures dropping off with that system as well. from five to ten degrees cooler. outside our doors this morning low 40s to low 50s. a few of us trailing behind in the up 30s. by nine mostly clear skies. upper 50s along the coast. low to mid60's inland but the winds will be on the increase as we get in to the second half of saturday. we stay breezy on sunday. winds start to taper off on monday but temperatures onto cool to mild side through monday and then we rebound just a bit tuesday into wednesday. >> beautiful. thank you. the cal bears home today hosting the arizona wild cats, the bears are hoping for a turn around after another big loss last week. arizona is coming into today's game off wins over utah and

colorado. this is the bears first day game since washington state back on october 5th. kickoff slated for 12:30. stanford gets the by but it's preparing for thursday night's big game against the ducks. stanford won in eugene last year. next week the game will be played at stanford. kickoff is at 6:00. >> more nfl games could be shown on tv. >> and an attack by a sea lion at six flags. how it could impact people who visit the park.

. we heard shots, more shots and everybody hit the ground and then started to run. >> it was a scary scene at lax as shots rang out in the terminal. the latest on the investigation in to the deadly shooting of a tsa agent. >> many bay area travelers making other plans because of that shooting. we will have the latest on flight delays and canceled flights. >> and new developments around vote on a new bart contract. second hour starts now. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning.

welcome to mornings on 2. it's start november 2nd. >> good morning. let's get you right over to rosemary. good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning to all of you. small changes in the forecast. bigger changes biff the afternoon. the clouds are back hugging the coastline and rolling just inside the bay. starting out with patchy fog. it's a cool start out there. temperatures similar to how we woke up yesterday. i will have a look at those numbers. by the afternoon the bigger story, a drop in the temperatures and the wind. thre will be increasing with a wind advisory for some late tonight into early tomorrow morning. i will highlight the wind advisory. what you can expect coming up. >> happening now, terminal 3 at lax remains closed at this hour following that deadly shooting rampage at the airport. this morning the 23-year-old is in the hospital in critical did not. he was reportedly shot four times including in the mouth

and leg. investigators say he walked in to the terminal yesterday, took out a rifle, out of a bag and opened fire. one tsa officer was killed. three others wounded. two other people were hurt as they ran from that scene. >> a cop from outside started yelling hit the floor, and so everybody hit the floor and there were tons of kids crying and people freaking out. >> the tsa officer killed has been identitied as a 39-year- old g era ldo hernandez. he is the first tsa officer to be killed in the line of duty. the head of that agency plans to pleat with his family later today. investigators found a note on the suspect where he reportedly said he expected to die in a shoot out. he was also upset at the former homeland secretary. his note also accuses the tsa of violating his rights the effect of that shooting is

still being felt nationwide. we are live at sfo with the check on the local impact. >> reporter: there are canceled flights and delays to deal with here and at other airports. some airlines are more impacted than others. we are standing in front of the virgin america ticket counter here. virgin america operates in and out of terminal three in los angeles at lax. that is where the shooting happened. we talked to several passengers here this morning, checking in whose flights were delayed or canceled. there was a 6:30 a.m. flight that was scrapped. the 11 and 8:00 a.m. flights have been delayed by a couple of hours. for many hours los angeles isn't their final destination. they had connecting flights. the delays and canceled flights have made it hard for them to

find other flights to get to those international destinations. >> we are supposed to fly to can cancun. there are a lost people ahead of us that have been canceled. we are trying to look for other options. >> reporter: most of the passengers we have talked to seem to be understanding of the situation and they expressed their sympathies for what happened with that shoot expght person killed at lax yesterday. there are six airlines that depart from terminal three out of lax where that shooting took place. virgin america, australia, frontier, spirit and allegian. if you are flying one of them be sure to check with your carrier to make sure your flight hasn't been him macted. i -- impacted. the duty manager said delta has canceled two of its morning flights to the los angeles area. we are still waiting to hear back from san jose officials about the impact there. live at sfo.

ktvu channel 2news. >> the president said he is closely monitoring all the events around the shooting. during a meeting with the prime minister of iraq the president was asked about the shooting. he said he called the tsa and los angeles mayor to offer his sympathies and any support that they may need. the tsa reports a growing number of pipings are trying to board flight was firearms. from january to june they took 894 guns, most of them were loaded. that is a 30% increase compared to the same period last year. for the entire year of 2012 the tsa found more than 1500 guns. >> new this morning bart workers have ratified a new four year contract. just after 1 the una nounsed that its members voted 88% to 12% for the deal. then the transit union also approved the contract 85% to

15%. workers say its time to move past the ill will that led to two strikes. >> we are hopeful that from this point forward we can go back to doing our jobs, doing it safely, prosecute professionally. >> the atu and bart will hold separate news conferences later this morning. the board must still schedule a special hearing this month to sign off on the deal which will raise salaries 15.5% over four years, contributions to pensions and some work rule changes. uc berkeley police are investigating another robbery on campus. the latest happened around 11:00 thursday night and a big grassy area known as the faculty glaivmentd the 18-year- old was walk whg the suspect grabbed her from behind. he showed a gun and took her phone and another man took her purse. deputies are warning students to be on alert. they are telling students to walk with friends and call police if you need help.

the oakland police department is investigating a shooting take left a person in -- that left a person in critical condition. police have not released information about what led up to that shooting and so far no description of the gunman. >> a 3-year-old is in the hospital this morning after falling out of a second story window. it happened last night around 5:30 on summer tree drive. it appears that the child pushed the screen from the window and then fell. the child was flown with his mother by helicopter to oak the oakland hospital-- the oakland hospital. a boy will have surgery after being hit by a truck while trick or treating. he was crossing the street on halloween night when he and his cousin were hit by a small truck. the 13-year-old cousin is recovering at home with a broken shoulder. the little boy remains sedated.

the accident fractured both his legs. >> you see a child with tubes coming out of his mouth, where you have, you know, him just eyes closed, just -- it's unbearable. >> the driver said he didn't see the boys and police say he has been cooperating the investigation. the crosswalk where the accident happened has been the scene of several crashes including one in july that killed a 68-year-old woman. the latest accident has residents renewing pressure on leaders to improve lighting and visibility. >> an animal trainer at six flags is recovering after being bitten by a sea lion. she said she was bit on the leg yesterday afternoon. she was treated and given a tetanus shovment the park was closed at the time. the sea lion is ten and has been at the park for four years. it's still unclear why it attacked her. six flags said the park will open today as usual. happening now police and fire trucks along the train

tracks in redwood but it's all a drill. it's happening on an unused portion of track. caltrain, sam trans and law enforcement agencies are practicing how to respond to a rail emergency. the drill started at 7:30 this morning and will end at five tonight. traffic and train spfs should not be disrupted. and later today thousands are expected to attend a day of the dead celebration in san francisco's mission district. it's a mexican holiday that celebrates the lives of those who have died. the celebration has grown over the years attracting crowds from all over the bay area and since it's on a saturday organizers say that the crowd could be one of the biggest yet. >> people upset about a plan to limit off leash areas for dogs in the golden gate pairk area will hold a march and rally this morning. they are planning to walk from the field in san francisco to fort mason. they are upset by a proposal that would restrict yir areas

where dopings -- where dogs can run free. a public meeting will follow the march. >> looking like a great morning to get out there anywhere you want to go. ocean beach, it's all over the place. they are all great places, rosemary probably better to get out now since the wind was picking up. >> it'll turn breezy later today and in to the evening those winds will increase. gl to you. mostly clear skies over the inland compleunts and over portions of the bay beginning to see low clouds through the bay. we are waking up with mostly clear skies. this happening in the last hour or so. we have a little bit of low cloud cover moving in. the winds will be again howling a little later today. that's going to knock out the low cloud, fog from around the bay and along the coastline. visibility at half moon bay about a mile. even down to about half mile. 48, cloudy, foggy at half moon bay this morning. we are off to a chilly start in

santa rose a.38 with mostly clear skies, 44 concord, 46 livermore. for some of us we are waking up a lot like we had yesterday. some of us are now seeing a little bit of gray sky out there. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. we will have clouds roll over the area for the afternoon and it'll be associated with this front here. the storm bringing rain over areas all the way down to about crescent city. a few showers over the north but we are only going to get the cooler temperatures and we will get the wind later today. let me roll you through as we pick it up. there is the rain. sliding south over the course of the afternoon. no rain to be seen here over the bay area. the front, right there. little bit hard to see but you can see it moving through. when the front rolls through we usually get the winds for the second half of the weekend and a wind advisory. it starts late tonight.

11:00 into tomorrow morning or all the way into monday morning. we will continue to track this. the winds will be howl nght over night. the wind advisory with a gust to 45 miles an hour is for the hills, north bay, santa cruz mountains. we are very dry this time of year and haven't seen much rain and the winds coming in from the north. a dry wind there. this will be what we see for late tonight into all the way through sunday and then perhaps into monday morning. for most of us it's going to be a breezy afternoon and then breezy evening as well. 69 for nevado, 70 for sonoma, 66 for richmond. into the east bay temperatures falling off, 71 danville. low 70 he into -- into the south bay. low 70s morgan hill. for the afternoon, pen sla, we are looking at 69 for redwood. 63 for san francisco.

low 60's along the coast. the temperatures continuing to fall off, second half of the weekend. cooler, breezy, monday, temperatures holding steady. temperatures and then the winds will be dying down for the second half of monday and temperatures will be mild tuesday, wednesday with the storm system on its path hopefully coming our way for the second huff of of-- half of next week. >> progress with the obama care website. when officials say it'll be back in full operation and where you can learn about signing up today. >> hundreds of thousands of honda vans being recalled, the problem and why owners are being told to get online immediately. >> first let's take you outside and a live look at the grade as it rolls through fremont. little gray but traffic moving just great in both directions. it's 8:13 on the clock. you are watching mornings on two. [ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home.

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. a live look at mount diablo. mostly sunny skies this morning. low clouds along the coast and creeping in to the east bay. >> new, confirmation that the united states has killed one of the most feared terrorists inned world. a spokesman for the pakistan taliban said an american drone strike killed their leader. the united states had put a five million dollar bounty on his head. he was accused of helping bomb an american military base in

2009. that bombing killed seven americans including five cia officers. the officer said he was also part of a failed car bombing at new york times square in 2010. the pakistan taliban plans to elect a new leader today. the new powerlines will shut down part of highway 101. pg&e crews will work tomorrow morning between two and nine. both directions will be closed. instead of one solid closure they will close the freeway only 15 minutes at a time. after each closure traffic will be allowed to flow for about 15 minutes until the next one. >> in this morning's weekly address the president is urn urging republicans and democrats to put aside their differences and pass a budget with more spending. he said he is happy to hear

that republican leaders won't seek another shut down, however he is warning them against pursuing budget cuts. he said he support closing wasteful tax loopholes and wants to protect road projects and education programs. some lake sonoma visitor facilities remain closed after last month's shut down. this includes many of the rest rooms and campgrounds found there at the park. a spokesman said the resolution didn't release all of the funds they needed. the shortage won't be fixed until congress passes a budget. >> the obama administration said the health care website should be working by the end of the month. experts working to fix the site say they were able to make progress despite the computer crashes this week. on thursday a house committee released documents showing only six managed to enroll on october 1st but three million

more tried to access the sievment the white house said the numbers aren't official and said it'll release an accurate count in a couple of weeks. a health care plan has been removed from california's health insurance exchange. the alameda alliance for health was one of 12 options available on the exchange. it was removed because it failed to get a necessary state license by the october 31st deadline. the state has told people who signed up with the alliance that they must now select at company. alameda alliance could get back in to the exclay but it's not clear when. and researchers in southern california say they have made a find that will help create a blueprint for an hiv vaccine. sciencists have been working on this project for about 13 years. they say they have used the latest technology to identity weaknesses in the virus. if you take a look at that model on the screen those are shown in green, yellow and orange and the blue shows the part that's blocking the

infection. >> fantastic program, it's a huge leap forward. everybody is very excited. we have a close look at one of hiv's most important proteins for vaccine. >> researchers say they now have a better understanding of how the protein acts and how it affects whole cells. >> honda is recalling more than 300,000 vans and it's because of a problem with the vehicle's braking system that can cause the car to brake suddenly without brake liepght lights coming on. they say the part needed won't be available until early next year. the suspect. christmas just two months away and many stores are getting into that holiday spirit. sun valley mall has put up this giant display and they are not the only ones. that's because retailers are facing a new challenge this year. fewer days between holidays.

black friday is on november 29ingth, six days later than last year. >> we only have the four weeks instead of five to get all of that business done. the retailers understand they have to crank it up and customers know they have to start earlier. >> and many stores are not waiting for black friday to start offering deals. some big chains have started running television ads. >> passengers on jetblue and delta will be the first to take advantage of the faa's relaxed regular regulations ono the use of inflight devices what it means is that passengers will be allowed to keep their electronic devices on during the entire flight. most united states carriers are expected to be eligible to put in the new rules by the end of the year. >> more nfl games could be shown on tv. the new proposal to help stop

blackouts. >> it's a partly cloudy calm start as we get in to the afternoon temperatures start to fall and the winds will begin to pick up. we will have a look at what you can expect.

. happening now one of the largest parties the city of boston has ever seen. holding a parade for the boston red sox. it was halloween last year.

we were having a similar scene in san francisco. i remember jumping on the fire trucks, that was last year this is boston's time. they are celebrating right now as they beat the cardinals in the world series. red sox players in duck boats thrks he can travel on water and land. they can travel on water and land. the route will go down the site of the boston marathon bombings. the red sox are a symbol of the city's resolve. >> it's potentially great news for profootball fans, especially those in raider nation. the acting chair of the federal communications commission is circulating a proposal that would eliminate blackout rules, for years they have stopped home games from being shown when the stadium wasn't sold out. the chair woman said she wonder fs the 40 year old rules are still in the public interest, particularly at a time when high ticket prices are stopping people from attending.

>> let's dhek in with rosemary. >> good morning. partly cloudy, around the area. we are seeing again the low clouds move across the bay in to the east bay hugging the coastline. a bit on the west edge of san francisco. for the afternoon today temperatures going to be cooling off. from five to ten degrees and the winds will be increasing. we have a system working across california. not going to bring us any rain but it'll bring the wind. expect breezy conditions later this afternoon. a wind advisory that starts late tonight. i'm talking 11:00 for the north and east bay hills as well as mountains. , it was quite nice yesterday. today not bad but a little breezy. upper 30s to upper 40s. by about nine or so low to mid50s expected and then for lunch upper 50s to low 60s.

sunday going to remain breezy and temperatures will continue to hold off. a slight rebound tuesday and wednesday. >> seven people are still recovering after a car fire in the tunnel. the upgrades now being credited for keeping the situation from turning deadly. >> and still not clear if america's cup was a financial success for the city. some charities say one aspect is paying off very big.

. terminal 3 at lax remains closed this morning as the investigation into that deadly shooting continues. welcome back. >> we are learning more about

the man suspected of going on a rampage at los angeles international. investigators have identitied him as a 23-year-old. he had lived in the philadelphia area before moving to california. he had sent a text to his family in new jersey yesterday morning saying he was thinking of taking his own life. investigators believe he went and targeted tsa agents killing one guard and wounding three. >> i went kind of and hid in a corner and the shooter was just calmly walking down the corridor, he saw me there, he had his gun and he looked at me and he said tsa? i just shook my head. he kept going. >> the tsa officer killed was a 39-year-old, a father of two children. he is the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty. >> airports all across the country are being impacted by the terminal closure at lax

including here in the bay area. >> so far at least four flights in and out of san francisco international have been canceled and security is being increased. we are live there this morning. she has been talking to passengers about the alternate plans. >> reporter: some airlines appear to be more impacted than others. virgin operates in and out of terminal three. that's where the shooting happened as you said it's still closed. so most of the canceled flights appear to be with virgin america. we are in front of the ticket counter where we talked to many trying to find other ways to get to their destinations. i also heard back from the manager in san jose. they said two virgin american flights have also been canceled. this is bay area wide the impact. for many los angeles isn't even their final destination. they have connecting flights through lax onto asia and latin america.

most of the passengers we talked to say they were understanding of the situation. they say they were sorry about the tsa agent who was killed yesterday and they acknowledge that a homicide investigation is not something that the airlines can control. >> our flight to cambodia leaves at 12 noon. they are doing as much as they can. they can't can -- can't help it. go with the flow. >> now along with virgin america some of the other airlines that operate out of terminal 3 are virgin australia, jetblue, frontier, spirit and allegiant air. if you are flying on one of them be sure to check with your airline ahead of time. as far as oakland airport the airport managers there said this morning that airport has -- on delta two of their flights to la have been canceled out of oakland airport. oakland, san jose and sfo dealing with some of the impact of this shooting investigation

at lax. live at sfo. ktvu. >> this morning eight people are recovering from smoke inhalation after the vehicle fire inside the tunnel. want to show you video showing what it looked like yesterday morning in the number one bore. you can see people carrying out their items as they navigate through the heavy smoke and trying to escape the fire from inside. many young children also had to be carried to safety by paramedics. >> the biggest danger was the smoke inhalation from the fumes of the car. fortunately we have a complex ventilation system in the tunnel. >> a spokesman said the tunnel's safety system seems to have worked well. they are now working on safety upgrades for the three existing bores. those plans are expected to be done over the next year. yesterday's fire may have brought back memories of the deadly fire inside one of them in 1982. seven people were killed in that as a result many safety

features were then put into place including the ventilation system, surveillance cameras and external warning signs. caltrans said lessons learned in that disaster also contributed to the design of the 4th bore which is set to open just about go weeks. ktvu has 911 calls the castro valley nursing home where investigators say the residents were abandoned and forced to fend their theption. >> is they awake? >> yeah. >> is they breath -- is she breathing? >> yes. >> reporter: investigators say more than a dozen patients were left inside the nursing home when the state revoked its license on october 24th. a cook and janitor were the only staff who stayed behind to help out. they called the police a couple of times including to report on the condition of the patients. >> the investigation into the september beating of a 51-year- old man is being put on hold. on september 20th david lamont went outside his home to ask a

group of teenagers to quiet down. police say when he didn't come back his wife went outside and found him unconscious in the street. police say he woke up from a coma but is still unable to talk. they are waiting to see what he remembers before continuing the investigation. police say they have interviewed four teenagers at the scene but no arrests have been made. >> oakland police are searching for a teen they robbed an 11-year-old at gun point. it happened yesterday on 19th avenue. the boy was walking to school when the armed teenager confronted him. police say the teenager demand the boy's phone phone but ended up stealing his five dollars. >> the knuckle head part of that is bafling. >> police say the suspect is a african american boy with blue braces, he is about 15, 5'8''

with a skinny build. and new developments in the case of a teenager shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. the parents of the 13-year-old andy lopez say they plan to file a federal civil lights lawsuit on monday. they claim the deputy shot and killed lopez without reasonable cause. the boy was shot while carrying a bb gun that looked like a rifle. the family has also filed three wrongful death claims, the county has 45 days to respond to them. >> san francisco police are look for a man who was visiting the city from los angeles. they say he was last heard from ono monday when he called his family to say he was being followed in the mission district. police say that he made that phone call around 11:00 p.m. he is 22, six feet tall, 180 pounds with brown hair and eyes. he speaks english and was carrying a dark pack pack and i- phone 5. anyone with information about his disappearance is asked to call police. on tuesday voters in san francisco will decide on a

controversial plan for a condo project on the city's waterfront. if the proposition passes, two condo buildings with 134 units will be built at washington. supporters say it would create a new waterfront park and hundreds of jobs but opponents say it would block views and create luxury housing, few people can afford. the lieutenant governor talked to us about his involvement and support for this project. >> it is a development and it'll generate $350 million. it'll generate $11 million of affordable housing that none of the opponents can identity. >> we have this beautiful access to the waterfront. views of the bay bridge, views of the tower and ferry building. a in this -- a nice park. >> today both sides plan to hold last minute get out the vote rallies. this weekend there will be special curbside drop off

stations where voters can bring those vote by mail ballots today and tomorrow. the stations will be open from ten to four and then on monday the hours are eight to five and on election day the stations will stay open until eight. >> arch is trying to raise money for the facility. they provide help for men addicted to drugs and alcohol. it's in need of funding to keep its dooring open. the event is being held from five to nine. its going to feature silent auction, live auction and raffle. the grand prize a new i-pad. you call that number on the screen for more information. snoot numbers are in and the america's cup summer concert series raised thousands for more than a dozen charities. a portion of the proceeds from each of the 19 concerts was set aside for 17 bay area charities. in all about 6 5,000 dollars is going to be donated. the charities will get the money next movement. >> i had a terrible night of

sleep so i'm looking forward to tonight. thank you for your concern. tonight we can turn the clocks back. >> we are concerned. >> no, seriously it's good. >> well good. >> i'm excited. extra hour. >> yes. you and me bopght. we will have a sunrise an hour earlier tomorrow. so, this morning we were looking at sunrise about 7:38, tomorrow right about 6:35. the sun are come up as you perhaps are waking up. outside right now the sun is shining over mount diablo where the low clouds have infill traited is a cross -- across the east bay. we are now looking at cloudy conditions across in to the east bay. areas along oakland, san francisco reporting partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and hugging the coastline, visibility half mile to a mile at times. little thick along the coast. 40 in napa, 38 santa rosa. so upper 30s, upper 40s, a few

low 50s. this is what we have yesterday. this is what we have this morning. some of us waking up feeling like friday morning but it's saturday. we are looking at bigger changes coming later today. this system here is going to be dropping south and east and the front here still a hundred miles north of us is not going to bring us any rain but it'll bring us some wind. it'll drive the temperatures down for the afternoon so cooler today and it'll bring us the wind for the afternoon. right now the winds generally light. calm around the area. sfo reporting 14 miles an hour. half moon bay six but haywood, livermore, by noontime the winds are picking up just a little bit. from five to ten to 15 miles an hour to lunch hour. by the second half of the afternoon increasing more, from ten to 20 miles an hour. 22 report at half moon bay. sunsets at 6:10 and they are strengthening even more. 25 miles an hour reported san francisco, 17 in oakland. 18 for napa.

20 santa rosa. 11:00 tonight they are howling across the bay and we have a wind advisory that moves in to place for our hills. northeast bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. temperature wise the system going to drop the temperatures. 69 redwood. not cold, it's not as warm as we were yesterday. the winds will continue for sunday with the temperatures continuing to fall monday, temperatures in the mid to upper 60 60's. monday, tuesday, we get back to slightly warmer weather with a storm on its way. hopefully coming later in the week. back toes -- to the desk. >> a city councilman who voted against a smoking ban wants to change that. >> and security cameras in place but now officials want to expand it. we all have our little tricks.

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. good morning san jose. waking up with partly cloudy skies and 48 degrees. >> tomorrow security will be tighter than usual at new york city marathon. the city's police department came up with a new security plan after the deadly boston marathon bombing in april. hundreds of police officers will be posted along the route.

the department also plans to use helicopters, bomb sniffing dogs and cameras to make sure the event is safe. >> for sure what's happened in boston is painful and as an athlete we always feel free and more security, i'm okay. i'm feeling okay. i think everything will go well. >> last week the marathon was canceled because of sandy. four schools getting new cameras. nevado spending more than 120,000 to install 48 cameras. those are being installed at hamilton, san jose middle, and the hill education center. last year they were installed in nevado and san marin. the superintendent said they will help keep students safe. we have just received new information about a effort this morning to save san francisco city college. more than a hundred and other

school employees will help pull weeds and clean up that school. a lack of maintenance is one of the reasons a commission for community and -- was cited for pulling their accreditation. a delegation plans to go to washington next month for a hearing. >> a man is facing felony drunk driving charges. it happened on northbound 680 just south of scott creek road yesterday morning. two roadside workersing were hit. a 34-year-old died. >> he was a great friend. if you needed anything he was always there for you. i would call him on his cell phone. he would come right over. just seems like they always take the good people away. >> the second worker had minor

injuries. the driver was identitied as adrian sanchez. he suffered serious injuries and was taken to the hospital. snoot sex offend era accused of killing sandra coke is refusing to waive his right to a speedy trial. nearly 20 years ago he and coke briefly dated. her body was found a week after she was reported missing. and police asking for the public's help to find a man bho tried to rape a woman. it happened on thursday night on chadwick way. the 64-year-old said she had just let her dog in from the backyard and was closing the door when a man grabbed her and forced her inside. she said he held a sharp object at her throat and tried to rape her. he ran away when she screamed fought back. police say she wasn't able to get a good description was his face was covered. a lawsuit for a deadly

shooting three years ago will move forward. a federal judge has ruled that the family of the man can sue. they accuse the officers of excessive force when they allegedly handcuffed and shot him to death. police say that he was not handcuffed and say he appeared to be reaching for a weapon when they opened fire. >> the new smoking law in walnut creek causing up roar with one of the city leaders. it started yesterday and it's one of the strictest smoking bans in the bay area. smoking is no longer allowed in public places with in 25 feet of doorways or another any multiunit dwelling. the city council voted on the ban last month. a councilman cast the only no vote. >> does the effects of smoking out weigh the private property rights? to me the answer is no and i think that the community will also say no. >> he has launched this website and promises to circulate a petition calling for a vote next june.

he will need about 6,000 signatures. he said the next council meeting will ask for a suspension of the ordinance. other bay area cities have smoking bans but only a few have bans as strict, they includal immediate -- alameda, belmont also has a strict ban. >> gay right supporters say they are confident that the united states senate is going to pass a bill preventing employers from discriminating. they say the employment act reflects the nation's growing export for gay rights. a recent survey found that by nearly a two to one margin americans believe that homosexuality should be accepted rather than discouraged. just a decade ago opinions were more evenly divided. even if the senate approves there is worry about what will

happen when it hits the republican controlled house. tonight on the news at ten 26,000 could soon move to concord. we will have the latest on the transfor medication of the -- transformation. and if talk about the talk of the new stadium for the raiders in concord is a reality and that's all tonight on the 10:00 news. the san francisco bay ferry is starting a new promotion. it's called the friends and family discount program for solano. it provides significant savings for groups of three to 14. people that ride together will only have to pay $12 a person round trip instead of 26. the program starts today and will be offered on weekends and holidays through february 23rd. >> it's an early start to the season and the one resort that is open for business today. >> and a new study looks at the link between texting and relationships. how your habits could leave you

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. a book out next week claims the president's top aides considered dropping joe biden from the 2012 ticket. the book is called double down. the author's previous work was a television movie about sarah

palin. double down claims they discussed selecting hillary clinton but research found it wouldn't have done much to boost his chances of getting elected again. >> they were looking at what having her on the ticket would mean. >> speculation of an obama clinton ticket have swirled for years but the white house insists they are not true. >> what i can tell you without a doubt is that the president never considered that, and had anyone brought that idea to them he would have laughed it out of the room. >> other revelations in the new book suggest that mitt romney eliminated christ -- chris christy from his vp short list because of unanswered questions about his background and health. >> a controversial billboard is doing more than turning heads, the ad is located on sunset boulevard. it shows an american soldier and a muslim woman embracing.

the ad is for a company that helps people stop snoring. they said it was to inspire people to think beyond stereotyp es. a new study says the type of text messages you send to your significant other could result in heart break. accordingaffection ate texts can enhance a relationship but texting heavier stuff can affect the safntion and stability of the relationship. how much you text matters too. men who send and receive a lot of messages were less satisfied with their relationship. women who send texts are more often very satisfied. >> all right. coming up on the 9:00 hour, let's check in with rose rosemary. the low clouds have moved across the bay into pouring --

portions of the east bay. a cool start. by the afternoon a notable drop in temperatures. yesterday santa rosa you hit 79, you go to about 70 today. san francisco you are gloing going to see a big drop. yesterday you reached in to the low 70s. in addition to the wind we have been talking about our numbers are again going to be on the cool to mild side. 66 in oakland for the afternoon. 77 -- 70 degrees in concord, 73 for antioch, 70 degrees for santa rosa. upper 60's for san jose. the extended forecast here turning breezy later today. a wind advisory begins late tonight for the mountains. we are looking at winds gusting to about 45 miles an hour overnight. those could bring downpour lines, trees, going to be gusty out there. temperatures will continue to drop monday, the winds start to taper off, the numbers stay

right about the same and then we start a subtle warm up tuesday into wednesday. if which kick it out farther the possibility of rain as early as thursday. back toes desk. >> thank you. after a successful first day on the slopes memorial has said it'll be open today for another day of fun. skiers and snow boarders hit the mountain yesterday. they are the first to open in california. they have been making snow around the clock and people say they couldn't be more excited. >> everybody who loves to shred, they will be out here. >> the mountain will be open from ten to two this afternoon. tickets are $20. the resort will decide today if they will open again tomorrow. >> the unions have given a new contract the green light. where that contract is headed now to get approval. >> and in the wake of the shooting at lax anne an airport in oregon is bringing in private security and they say it'll save the tsa money and

provide more resources for passengers.

. shots ring out inside a crowded terminal at lax. that terminal is closed as the investigation into the deadly shooting of a tsa agent continues. >> bay area travelers are

making alternate plans because of that shooting investigation at lax. we'll of the latest on flight delays and cancellations at all three bay area airports. >> uc berkeley police on alert after another student is robbed on campus. the third hour of "morns on 2" starts now. . good morning. welcome to "morns on 2". it's saturday, november 2nd. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's check in with rosemary orozco and the forecast. good morning to you. at this hour patchy fog along the coast just inside the bay. it's a cool start. bigger changes coming for are the afternoon. we have a system moving through california that will drive our temperatures down, crank up our winds. we even have a wind advisory starting late tonight for the local hills and mountains. i'll have the numbers for today and who will see the strongest

winds and when. terminal three at lax is closed at this hour following a it deadly shooting rampage at the airport. it was just about 24 hours ago when 23-year-old suspect paul anthony ciancia allegedly took an assault rifle out of a bag and opened fire. investigators say he only shot at tsa agents killing one and wounding three others. two civilians were hurt as they ran from the scene. >> a cop from outside started yelling, hit the floor. so everyone hit the floor. there was tons of kids crying and people freaking out. >> the tsa officer killed was 39-year-old gerardo hernandez, the first tsa agent killed in the line of duty. the head of the agency will meet with his family today. paul anthony ciancia is

hospitalized in critical condition reportedly shot four times including in the mouth and leg. investigators are found a note on had him accusing the tsa of violating his rights. the ripple effect of that shooting is being felt across the nation at airports all across the country. we're live at sfo. >> reporter: that shooting investigation is impacting all three bay area airports. here at sfo four are flights to and from lax on virgin merng cancelled this morning. the same airline scrapped two of its flights that were scheduled it to depart from san jose to lax this morning. oakland airport says delta airlines has cancelled two of its flights to lax out of land were land. behind us is the virgin america it ticket counter. all morning it was pretty busy as many pass jerpz trying to find alternate ways to get to their destination. virgin america operates out of

terminal three at lax. that's where the shooting happened. that terminal is still closed because of the investigation. for many passengers los angeles isn't even their final destination. people told us they had connecting flights through lax to asiana and latin america. most passengers said they were very understanding of the situation. they were sorry to hear are about the tsa agent who was killed and know that a homicide investigation is not something an airline can control. many passengers say it's been stressful trying to rearrange travel plans. >> i was on the phone until almost midnight. the people on the phone were doing overtime, too. it's ridiculous. >> we were supposed to fly to cancun today. they're trying. the best they're able to do is probably tomorrow. there's a lot of people ahead of us that have been cancelled. we're trying to look for other options. >> reporter: along with virgin

america are some of the other airlines that operate out of terminal three at lax are frontier, spirit. check with your carrier to see if your flight has been affected. you can see san francisco police out here. san francisco police department have increased security as a precaution because of what happened in los angeles here at this airport. that's just precaution, no direct threats to the airport because of what happened. there have been a handful of flights leaving all bay area airports this morning to the los angeles area that have been cancelled because of that shooting investigation there. back to you. . there are still many unanswered questions about the 23-year-old suspect and a possible motive behind the attack. we'll go live to lax foreign update on the actual investigation and a check on the airport's attempt to resume normal operations. an airport in oregon is making a cost cutting move by

hiring a private security firm. the rogue valley international medford airport just signed a contract with the company. police will no longer patrol the area. . >> we want through an extensive selection process. we had a lot of firms apply. this is the firm that we determined was the one we needed. >> the airport did director says the move will help provide more resources to the entire community. president obama says he is closely monitoring all the events surrounding the shooting. during a meeting with the iraqi prime minister, are president obama says asked about the shooting. he says he called both the tsa and los angeles's mayor to offer condolences and support. tsa reports a growing number of passengers are trying to board flights with firearms. from january to june of this

year, screeners are confiscated 894 guns. most of them were loaded. that's a 30% increase from last year. for the entire year of 2012 the tsa found more than 1500 guns. bart workers have ratified a new four-year contract. last night the seiu local 1021 announced its members voted 88 period to 12% for the deal. a short time later the other union also approved the contract. union members say it's time to move past the ill will that led to the strikes. >> we're hopeful that from this point forward we can go back to doing our jobs, doing it safely, professionally as we always have in the past. . >> the transit board must schedule a special hearing this month to sign off on the deal

which will raise salaries 15.5% over four years, employee contributions to pension and some work rule changes. uc berkeley police are investigating another armed robbery on campus. it happened at 11:00 o'clock thursday night in a big grassy area known as faculty glade. police say the student was walking when the suspect grabbed her from behind, showed a gun and took her cell phone while another man grabbed her are purse. police are warning students to be on alert. last month five other students were robbed on campus. the oakland police department is investigating a shooting that left a person in critical condition. it happened around midnight on piedmont avenue near west macarthur boulevard. police have not released information about what led up to that shooting. daly city police need help to find a missing began. 87-year-old robert gear was last seen walking away from a food

court at a mall yesterday afternoon. he was wearing a rust colored sweater and white neck shirt with brown pants. he has health problems and is considered at risk. he uses a cane to walk and did not have a wallet or any identification on him when he disappeared. an animal trainer at six flags in vallejo is recovering after being bitten by a sea lie ofnlt she was bitten on the leg yesterday. the park was closed at the time. the sea lion is 10 years old and has been at that park for four years. the park will open today as usual. people upset about a plan it to limit off leash areas for dogs in the golden gate national recreation area will hold a march and rally this morning. they're planning to walk to fort mason in san francisco about 11:00 o'clock. they're upset about a proposal by the ggnra that would restrict areas where dogs can run free.

. starting out with the a live look at the gray skies over downtown oakland. along the coast just inside the bay the low clouds have returned. the rest of us are mostly sunny. for the afternoon we have changes coming. a breezier day in the forecast and cooler temperatures also for the weekend. here is the system bringing us the changes. the front still 80 to 100 miles north of us. it will sweep across the bay area, not going to bring us any rain but will bring the wind. winds will increase this afternoon and evening. by late tonight this is when we do expect the strongest winds to move through the bay area and the gust can could reach 45 for the hills and mountains. this wind advisory will be in place through the overnight hours.

sunday lacks breezy also. winds gusts to 45 miles per hour, definitely strong enough to throw debris around and pull down power lines. the strongest winds coming tonight. right now the went within are generally calm. by noon the winds 5-1010, 20 along the coast. increasing by the second half of the afternoon. we're 15-25 miles per hour. oakland reporting 7, concord reporting 10, are san jose 22. into the evening hours, sun sets about 6:10. you can see across bait area and inland the winds are blowing from 15-25 miles per hour. 11:00 o'clock the wind advisory goes into effect for the hills and mountains. most of us will be experiencing some type of wind from 15-25 miles per hour. a breezy afternoon with stronger winds tonight. temperatures right now upper 40s to low 50s around the

bay, 49 napa, 49 san francisco, low 50s mountain view and oakland. for the afternoon today this system bringing us the wind also will bring us cooler weather. 65 hayward, 69 redwood city, 63 san francisco, 70 napa and santa rosa. temperatures it continuing to fall for sunday. sun dale be cooler. the wind is expected to continue. that advisory may last into monday morning. we'll watch that. temperatures do sort of hang on through monday. we don't get any cooler, not warmer either. tuesday, wednesday a subtle warm-up around the bay and inland, upper 60s to low 70s, maybe a few showers thursday. back to you. next, we go live to lax. it terminal three is closed as the f.b.i. investigates the deadly shooting of a tsa agent.

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. good morning to you. a live look at the mostly gray sky over the oakland estuary. in oakland right now 52

degrees. continuinging coverage on the lax shooting, from new jersey to los angeles, the search is underway for a motive behind the deadly attack. the suspected gunman, 23 dwreerd paul 23-year-old paul anthony ciancia, had sent a text to his family in new jersey early yesterday telling him he was thinking about taking his life. we're live at lax as that airport tries to get back to some sem ambulance of normalcy. >> reporter: yeah, are good morning. you have more than 1500 flights impacted by this. that equates to 168,000 passengers are who are impacted in some way because of this shooting. terminal three is closed. we don't know when it will reopen. a lot of people want to go back into the terminal and get their luggage. when this happened people basically hit the exits and left everything in place. so people have been coming up to us asking when they can go into terminal three. the f.b.i. said it's still nexting that area.

it's still very much a crime scene. in terms of the shooter and his motives, investigators are still trying to pin point why he went into that terminal and started shooting at tsa officers. this is somebody who espouseed anti-government views and clearly had it out for tsa officers. terminal three is closed. the rest of the airport is open. if you do have a flight at terminal three, basically you should can check with your airline. >> are you seeing steady traffic in and out? are there lots of official vehicles? i can imagine some people may not want to come back. some people may be unsure and some confuse. at sfo we're seeing people trying to figure out what happens next. >> reporter: exactly. i think there is a lot of confusion among passengers. we have had a number of them come up to us and ask us with questions. we don't know the answers. if you look around and look at

the cars going through the airport, it basically looks like a normal day. we have seen a number of aircraft land and take off. >> i think everyone is trying to stay patient and figure out what's next. thank you, dan. confirmation that the u.s. has killed one of the most feared terrorists in the world. a spokesman for the pakistan taliban says an american drone strike killed their are leader. the u.s. had put a $5 million bounty on his head. he was accused of helping to bomb an american military base in afghanistan in 2009. that bombing killed 7 americans including five c.i.a. officers. the u.s. also says he was part of a failed car bombing attempt at times square in new york in 2010. the pakistan taliban plans to elect a new leader today. president obama is you areing republicans and democrats to put aside their differences

and pass a budget with a new domestic spending. >> if we don't pick the right priorities now, make the right choices now, we could hinder growth and opportunity for decades and leave our children with something less. >> the president says he's happy to hear that republican leaders will not seek another government shutdown or threatened default. he is warning the gop against pursuing budget cuts. the president says he supports closing wasteful tax loopholes and wants to protect education programs and road projects that create jobs. some lake sonoma and lake mendocino visitor facilities are still closed following the government shutdown. this includes many restrooms and campgrounds found at the parks. litter removal and other maintenance has been cut back. the army corps of engineers says the resolution that ended the shutdown did not release all of the funds the parks need. the obama administration says the had heg had heg

website -- healthcare.gov website should be working smoothly by the end of the month. experts say they made progress despite computer crashes this week. only six people managed to enroll on october 1. 3 million more tried to access the site. the white house says those numbers are unofficial and says it will release an accurate count in the next couple of weeks. an alameda based health can care plan has been removed from california's health insurance exchange. the alameda alliance for health was one of 12 insurance options available on the exchange. it was removed because it failed to get a necessary state license by the october 31 deadline. the state has notified people who signed up with alameda alliance that they must now select another company. . later are today there will be a covered california workshop and health fair in san jose. people will be able to get help

with enrolling in covered california and receive blood pressure, dental and vision checkups. that runs from 10:00 to 2:00 at cherry wood elementary school on green gate drive. christmas is eight weeks away. many stores in the bay area already getting into the holiday spirit. sun valley mall in concord has the christmas stuff up and ready. they're are not the only ones. retailers say they're facing a challenge this year, fewer days between thanksgiving and christmas. black friday is november 29. >> we've only got the four weeks instead of five to get all it that business done. so the retailers understand that they've got to crank it up earlier and our customers are now they have to gearted earlier. >> cranking it up means many stores aren't waiting for black friday to start offering deals. passengers on jet blue and

delta airlines will be the first to take advantage of the faa's relaxed regulations on the use of in-flight devices. both airlines received the approval yesterday to implement that change. passengers will be allowed to keep their electronic devices on during their entire flight. . recreational fishermen are headed out today as dungeness crab season kicks off in california. >> outside our doors it's a cool, calm start. we do have winds on the way for the afternoon. i expect the highs will drop off. we all have our little tricks.

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champion boston red sox. the players riding in duck boats. the parade is exempt fieing the motto boston strong. the route went down boilston street, the site of the boston mair ton bombings. it's potentially great news for pro football fans especially those in raider nation. the acting chair of the fcc is circulating a proposal that would eliminate sports blackout rules. for years the nfl has prevented raiders home games to be shown in the bay area when the coliseum was not sold out. . today is the start of the california dungeness crab season. recreational and sports fishermen can set up their are crab pots are traps and nets before commercial crab fishing

begins on november 15. crab fishermen say they're optimistic because the last two seasons have brought in record setting hauls. . a new trend is hitting new york's housing market. it's called try it before you buy it. the program gives potential homeowners a chance to live inside a home before making an offer. the typical stay lasts a few hours to overnight. many realtors say it's a great tool for anyone who wants to see what property does or does not have to offer. >> it could be listening to the noise that you hear from the neighbor. it could be trying out the pressure of the water, what's behind the walls. >> the live-in opportunity doesn't just help the potential buyer. the seller can also benefit because realtors say if the buyer likes it, they tend to make higher offers. rosemary orozco has a look

at the forecast. >> winds will be on the increase this afternoon, are windiest conditions coming later tonight. to the north a little rain falling over crescent city. we are not going to get the rain. it will fizzle out before it reaches the bay area. by 2:00 p.m. or so, we have this weak front that will sweep through. behind the front the winds will grow stronger. later this afternoon and this evening, anywhere from 10-20 miles per hour, gusting high are than that especially along the coastline, late tonight viz very with gusts up to 45. we have a wind advisory tonight. for us we will see cooler temperatures. high upper 40s to low 50s in

the forecast. widespread 50s around the bay and inland. for lunchtime upper 50s along the coast, low 60s around the bay, mid-60s inland, upper are 60s to low 70s from the bay inland and low 60s for the coast today. winds will continue for sunday. temperatures falling off. monday temperatures holding steady, a slight rebound tuesday and wednesday. i'm traging the winds in the next half-hour. more trouble for the mayor of toronto. the new allegations related to photos that appear to show him smoking crack. >> skiers and snowboarders are getting a jump on winter thanks to an early opening at one ski resort in the sierra. [son] all right,she has no idea.

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. chaos at lax during a deadly rampage that killed a tsa agent and sends travelers scrambling for safety. welcome become. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. lax says from 9:30 a.m. yesterday until midnight more than 1500 flights were impacted. the shooting is still disrupting travel plans 24 hours later. we're live at sfo, one of the airports feeling the effects. >> reporter: because of that shooting investigation at lax, a handful of flights have been cancelled or delayed at all

three bay area airports. we're at sfo. behind us is the virgin america are ticket counter where it's been busy. a lot of passengers are trying to find alternate ways to get to their destination. there are four cancelled flights on virgin america are that were scheduled to arrive and depart sfo. they also cancelled two flights from san jose to lax. at oakland airport delta cancelled two flights to lax. you don't see a lot of cancellations here. there are two virgin america flights that are delayed by a couple of hours. one heading to cancun, another to chicago o'hare because of the impact of that shooting investigation. terminal three at lax is where virgin america operates. that's where the shooting happened. it's still closed because of that investigation. that's why several flights on that airline are affected. for many passengers los angeles wasn't even their final destination. we talked it to one couple who was on their are way to cambodia do see their daughter for the

first time in seven months. their flight from san francisco to l.a. was cancelled. now they'll miss that international flight from l.a. to asia. >> i'd like to have a good cry. just talked to our daughter. she's disappointed. we'll get there one way or the other. >> people at virgin airlines have been very good. they've been trying to help us. that he got ahold of the manager of korean air. >> reporter: there is a lot of disappointment, but the passengers are understanding of the situation. they're sorry about the tsa agent who was killed yesterday. this is beyond the airlines control. along with virgin america other airlines that operate out of terminal three out of lax are frontier and jet blue. if you have a flight on one of those carriers, can check with them ahead of time. there were four flights, three

arriving flights from lax, one flight scheduled to leave sfo to go to l.a. that was cancelled on virgin america this morning. other airlines impacted delta cancel twod flight this is morning out of oakland airport. if you have travel plans this morning check with your carrier ahead of time. there is stale residual impact fla terminal closure at lax. back to you. the drama continues for toronto's mayor. he did not show up to work yesterday. back in may allegations of a video surfaced that reportedry showed him smoking what appears to be crack cocaine. yesterday had his driver and friend appeared in court charged with trying to extort the video from someone. the judge released him on bail. . >> our job according to the slaw to put the evidence before the court and the courts decide what can be released. >> toronto's police chief says

the vool be shown in due time at the extortion trial. . a three-year-old child is in the hospital after falling out of a second story window. it happened last night around 5:positive on summer are tree drive in livermore. police say it appears the child pushed the screen from the window and fell onto a backyard walkway. the child was flown with his mother by helicopter to oakland children's hospital. police will only say that the child may have serious injuries. a sonoma can county boy who suffered serious injuries after being hit boy a truck while trick-or-treating is having surgery today. the twelve-year-old boy was crossing cloverdale boulevard in the town of cloverdale on halloween night when he and his cousin were hit by a small pickup truck. the cousin is recovering at home from a broken shoulder. the other boy is heavily sedated at children's hospital. his legs were fractured. >> you see a child with tubes

coming out of had his mouth where you have him just eyes closed, it's unbearable. >> the driver says he did not see the boys and police say he has been cooperating with the investigation. the crosswalk where the accident happened has been the scene of several crashes including one in july that killed a 68-year-old woman. . eight people are recovering from smoke inhalation after the vehicle fire inside the caldecott tunnel this. video shows what it looked like in that number one bore are yesterday morning. people were trying to navigate through the heavy smoke and escape the fire. many young children had to be carried to safety by paramedics. >> the biggest danger was the smoke inhalation from the fumes of the car. luck light caldecott tunnel has a very complex ventilation system. >> a caltrans spokesman says

the tunnel safety system seems to have worked well with no major issues reported. they're now working on safety upgrades for the three existing bores. those plans are expected to be finalized over the next year. yesterday's fire in the caldecott tunnel may have brought back memories of the deadly tanker fire inside one of the bores in 1982. seven people were killed in that fire. many safety features were then put in place including the ventilation system, surveillance cameras and external warning signs. . oakland police are searching for a teenager who they say robbed an 11-year-old boy at gunpoint. it happened about 7:30 yesterday morning on 19th avenue not far from the recreation center. the boy was walking it to school when the armed teenager confronted him. police say the teen demanded the boy's phone but took his $5. >> the knucklehead factor is

that disheartening. so it's a uphill battle every day. >> police say the robber is described as african-american with distinct blue braces on had his teeth, about 15 years old, 5'8" with a skinny build. new developments in the case of a santa rosa teen shot and killed by sonoma county sheriff's deputy. the parents say they plan to file a federal civil rights lawsuit on monday in san francisco. they claim the deputy shot and killed lopez without reasonable cause. the boy was shot while carrying an air soft bb gun that looked lying an assault rifle. the family has three filed three wrongful death claims. on tuesday voters in san francisco will decide on a controversial plan for a condo project on the city's waterfront. if proposition b passes two condo buildings with 134 units will be built on washington and embarcadero streets. sporeers say it would create a new the waterfront park and

hundreds of jobs. lt. governor gavin newsom talked to us exclusively about his involvement and his support for the project. . >> it is a development and it will generate $350 million over 60 years to the city. it will generate $11 million of affordable housing that none of the opponents of prop b can identify. >> we have this beautiful access to the waterfront, views of the bay bridge, views of the tower and the ferry building, a nice park. we think we need to keep it it the way that it is. >> today the yes and no on prop b campaigns plan to hold last minute get out the vote rallies. this weekend there will be special curbside drop-off stations outside san francisco city hall where voters can bring their ballots. today they'll be open 10:00 to 4:00. monday it's 8:00 to 5:00.

on election date stations will stay open until 8:00 p.m. boreal will be open today for another day of fun. skiers and snowboarders are hit the mountain yesterday. boreal is the first resort to open in california and they've been making snow around the clock. >> everyone who loves to shred, doesn't matter how much is vaib, they'll be out here. >> the mountain will be open from 10:00 to 2:00. tickets are $20. the resort will decide today if they'll be open again tomorrow. . starting out with a live look over the bay and the bay bridge, you can see the low clouds are back hugging the coastline. santa cruz is mostly sunny. half moon bay with thick fog this morning and it has moved into the bay. so san francisco reporting partly cloudy it to mostly cloudy skies. along the east bay shoreline we

have gray sky. it will burn off. we'll have a different line of clouds rolling over us today. it's associated with a system that will cool us down and bring us wind. right now 50 degrees in concord, are 49 napa, 47 santa rosa, 51 san francisco, 52 hayward, inland mostly sunny skies. it's still a little cool out there. temperatures are already beginning to rebound. this afternoon this system will impact us. the front will bring us a few high clouds, but no rain unfortunately. the rain will stay to the north. crescent city reporting a few scattered showers. we may see some snow showers over parts of the northern california mountains, maybe a little rain-snow mix down to truckee. that will come tonight into tomorrow. for us here at home, are we'll stay dry. the winds will pick up and temperatures will be falling for

the afternoon. by noon or so, the winds generally light, breezy, 5-10- 14 in santa rosa, 16 in half moon bay, 8 in oakland. the second half of the afternoon winds pick up more 10-15 in and around the bay, san francisco reporting 19, half moon bay reporting 22. this evening the winds are growing stronger. 24 at san francisco, are 26 half moon bay, are 20 santa rosa, 15-20 for the inner east bay. midnight the winds are really going. for the hills we have a wind advisory beginning late tonight, sunday should stay breezy. these gusts could stay in the hills until monday. with the breezy conditions, temperatures will fall, 707 santa rosa, 65

berkeley, 66 oakland, 63 san francisco, 68 move, 72 morgan hill, a mild day for many, is no as warm as yesterday. cooling trend will continue tomorrow. temperatures in the 60s inland, bayside, low 60s along the coast. we remain that way for monday, slight warm-up tuesday. it's only been in effect for a day, but one person is working to repeal walnut creek's it new smoking ban. >> a new book is diving into the 2012 presidential election. what it says about hillary clinton and joe biden. the response from the white house. is this the bacon and cheese diet?

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it's a calm start to the morning. by this afternoon breezy weather expected across the bay. real estate recap the top stories. bar workers have ratified a new contract. 88% of the seiu local 1021 and 85% of the transit union voted for the deal which raises salaries 15.5% over the next 4 years. uc berkeley police investigating another robbery on campus. it happened around 11:00 o'clock thursday night in a big grassy area known as faculty glade. police say the student was walking when the robber grabbed her from behind, showed a gun before taking her cell phone. another man grabbed her purse. five other robberies happened on campus last month. federal and local investigators are investigating the deadly shooting at lax. the suspect, paul anthony ciancia, is in critical condition as torts search for a motive. terminal three at lax is still closed except for the ticket

counters. . tomorrow security will be tighter than usual at the new york city marathon. the police department came up with a new plan afort deadly boston marathon bombings in april. hundreds of police officers are going to be posted along that marathon route. the department is also planning on using helicopters, scuba divers, bomb sniffing dogs and cameras to keep the even safe. . walnut creek's new smoking law is causing an uproar among some people. the new ban started yesterday. it's considered one of the strictest smoking laws in the bay area nomplet smoking is aflowd public placed within 25 feet of doors or in any multiunit dwelling. . >> does the effects of smoking outweigh the private property rights of the individuals

within walnut creek? to met answer is no. i think the community will also say no. >> he launched this website and promises to circulate a petition calling for a vote next june. he will need 6,000 signatures to make that happen. . several other bay area cities do have smoking bans. only a few have bans that are almost as strict as the one in walnut creek. marin county also has a strights ban that prohibits smoking in multiunit dwellings in ununcorporate rated areas of the county. gay rights supporters say they're confident that the u.s. senate will pass a bill preventing employers are from discriminateing against workers on the bases of sexual or taken yition tore -- a recent survey found by nearly 2-1 americans believe

homosexuality should be accepted rather than disconcerned by society. a decade ago opinions were more evenly divided. even if the senate approves the bill monday there is uncertainty. a gilroy man is facing felony drunk driving charges in connection to a crash that killed a caltrans worker on 680 yesterday morning. two roadside workers were hit. 34-year-old frankie jimenez died at the scene. he was a great friend. it if you ever needed anything, he was always there for you. i'd call him on his cell phone. he'd come right over. seems like they take all the good people away out of the world. >> the second worker suffered minor injuries. the driver has been identified as 20-year-old adrian valencia sanchez. he suffered serious injuries and was taken to the hospital before being arrested. the sex offender accused of killing federal investigator sandra coke is refusing to waive his right to a speedy trial.

the man says he is innocent and wants to clear his name. police say nearly 20 years ago they briefly dated. her body was found in vacaville in august about a week after she was reported missing from her oakland home. the preliminary hearing is monday. a book out next week claims that president obama's top aides considered dropping vice president joed by frnt 2012 ticket. the book is called "double down." the book claims that president obama's closest advisors discussed selecting hillary clinton as his running mate but researchers believed that the move wouldn't have done much to boost his chances of re-election. >> they wereing lock at what having her on the it ticket would mean politically. >> speculation of the obama-clinton ticket has swirled around washington for years. the white house insisted it's not true.

. >> the president never considered that and had anyone brought that idea to him, he would have laughed it out of the room. >> other revelations in the book suggest that republican presidential candidate mitt room know eliminated chris christie from his short list. while a controversial billboard in hollywood is doing more than turning heads, it's making headlines. the ad is on sunset boulevard and shows an american soldier and muslim woman embracing each other. the ad is for a company called snore stop. the company says the goal of the ads is continue spire critics to think beyond stereotypes. . the cal bears are at home today hosting the arizona wildcats. the bears are hoping for a turn around after a big loss last week. this is the bears first day game since washington

state back on october 5. stanford gets the bye but it's preparing for thursday's big game against the oregon ducks. stanford won in eugene last week. . the first place sharks will host phoenix tonight at the tank. they may have danny boyle back after being injured two weeks ago. he said he is ready to return. . tonight on the 10:00 news, 26,000 people could soon be moving to concord. we'll have the latest on the transformation of the old concord naval weapons station into what is being described as a world class community where people can live and work. we'll find out if talk about that new stadium for the raiders in concord is true. that's tonight on the 10:00 news. the san francisco bay ferry is starting a new promotion

called the friends and family discount program for solano county. it will provide a significant savings for groups of 3 to 14 individuals. people that ride together will only to have pay $12 each round trip compared to the normal fare of $26 per person. . daylight saving time is hours away. setting back your clock isn't only thing you are being asked to do. >> hurricane sandy wiped out their entire home. one family is being reunited with memories it they thought were locked forever. . >> cooler air is spilling into the bay area. i'll have a look at temperatures and who will be turning windy this afternoon. ♪

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. the following weeks the defer station, a local news crew found a video camera and home movie that belong to the mccain family. they it had it restored, tracked downtd family and yesterday were finally able to return. >> it's amazing. this is the only pictures now that i have. everything else is completely gone. you can imagine how valuable that is. >> the return video is especially valuable because it features a lot of family members who have since passed away. the family is throwing a viewing party for the newly rediscovered video. >> a new study said the number and type of text messages you send to your significant other can result in heartbreak. affectionate text messages can

enhance your relationship. texting the heavier stuff like apologies or having complex discussions, those can affect the satisfaction and stability of your relationship. how much you text that matters, too. men who send and receive a bunch of mess ins were less satisfied with their relationships. women who send texts more often are very satisfied. the time has come to turn back the clocks and falling back means we'll get an extra hour of sleep last night. the change officially happens at 2:00 tomorrow morning. most people are going to set their clocks before they go to bed tonight. public safety officials say this is always a good time to put new batteries in the smoke alarms. wave touching photo in world series parade in boston. the red sox placed their championship trophy at the finish line of the boston marathon. there was also a jersey with the boston area code 617 to signify the city's resilience after the

april attack. let's head over to rosemary orozco for last check of the weather. >> good morning towmplet low clouds still hugging the coast just inside the bay. temperatures are beginning to rebound. by after the noon i think you will notice a notable drop in the afternoon highs from yesterday. here's the time line. widespread 50s into the 10:00 hour. by lunchtime we'll be mild, cool at the coast, partly cloudy skies. for the second half of the day, we do expect the winds to turn up and we're looking at breezy conditions for the afternoon, 10-20 miles per hour, 63 san francisco, are 66 oakland, low 70s antioch and fairfield. the winds will continue to ramp up. by tonight starting at 11:00 o'clock, a wind advisory for the north bay hills, east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains with winds gusting to 45. temperatures cool tomorrow. winds will continue. no rain in that extended

forecast. maybe next it thursday. we'll track that. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making us your choice for news. >> we'll continue to follow latest on the shooting investigation at lax and the impact on travel throughout the day. our next it newscast is at 7:30. thank you for joining us. have a great saturday.

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